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Bizcochos de Moya
€4.60
Bizcochos de Moya are sponge fingers typical from Moya in the island of Gran Canaria.
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Dulce de membrillo
€3.50
Quince jelly is a paste made of quince fruit (Cydonia oblonga), widely cultivated in the Mediterranean.
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Frangollo
€2.50
Just add a few fresh infredients to this special flour, and prepare a "Frangollo": one of the most traditional and nutritive among Canarian desserts, made of naturally sweet cornmeal.
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Guanchitos - Chocolate Snack
€2.20
Chocolate Snack produced in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and sold all over the islands.
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